We hit our KPI target, we had a awesome technician lunch, we worked well as a team, and had fun doing it!
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🚗 Celebrating National Automotive Week at Toyota of Corvallis! 🚗
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KPI has been our main focus! Getting customers to fill out their surveys is a challenge; one that we are most willing to take on. Reminding advisors to get their follow up calls in and in general touching base with the customer to make sure the service provided was top notch. We added scan codes to make it easier for online reviews. what creative ways are you using to make filling surveys out for customers easier or more enticing?
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During our shop monthly meeting today we recognized Garrett Zale for 4 years of service. Thank you to Garrett for your years of service to our client’s and making Craig’s Car Care the best shop.
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Let's go back to our epic Grand Canyon Rally with Ferrari of San Francisco and Boardwalk Ferrari! Driving a Ferrari among the red rocks, visiting the Grand Canyon, enjoying great company, and more. Four days of pure joy!
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Enjoy these highlights from Lamborghini Dallas. Thanks to the 150 exotics and 800+ spectators, we were able to raise $4420 for the Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County. Thank you to everyone who came out and made this possible. Until next year!
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Enjoy Boardwalk Ferrari highlights from our 2023 Boardwalk Spring Concorso! Over 150 exotic cars, 800+ spectators, and the most perfect weather.
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Are you attending Fullbay’s Diesel Connect Conference this week?
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The first half of the year brought some victories, some challenges as well. MNTT has been able to deliver exceptional work for MNTT's customers, the whole team is proud of their efforts on both the mechanical and truck body sides! MNTT's challenge for the second half of the year is to add more help, the goal is to continue to deliver exceptional work for our customers, but faster.
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Green Bay Master Fleet has secured additional trailer parking to help service our customer needs.
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We would like to congratulate our wholesale team for being #1 in all of Sonic in wholesale and for being #3 in the country in wholesale sales in BMW. With this achievement, we got a beautiful plaque and a spectacular Germany trip.
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Introduced our new Mobile Service van to the team today. We are so excited to put this van on the street starting Monday. Thank you Shawn Sharp & Thomas Kuranoff for this presentation and delicious breakfast!
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Be Connected lunch today! We had delicious Colombian food from La Fogata. Everyone loved it and I loved seeing everyone’s smiles ❤️ Thank you team for everything that you do! #beconnectedweek2023 #BeConnected
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Our team took a motorcycle ride to San Felipe, Texas yesterday and visited historic landmarks. They also had lunch at Tony’s in Sealy. We’re so happy to have the privilege to do these things with our amazing team. ❤️
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In the month of May we received a few incredible 5 star Google Reviews! It's such a great feeling when people take time out of their day to share their great experience with us! Thanks to all of you who do this!
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In a recent WrenchWay poll, 61% of shop employees said their shop doesn’t have a documented career path for technicians. This is a huge missed opportunity for shops. Technicians want to know what their future looks like in your shop, and they want goals to shoot for. Even if you don’t have a formally documented career development path, you can still have a conversation with your techs and create milestones and checkpoints for future reviews. This alone will go a long way with your techs.
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Not many techs stay wrenching their whole career. So this issue is just one more thats added to thr tech shortage equation. It's not good when you need to study and work hard and graduate school to become a technician, get to the top of your game, then realize your body can't do it anymore. Then your options are what? Hope the place your add has high opportunities. Look for a new job and start all over again, or go back to college again and learn a new skill. If I'm spending the time and money to go to school, that's something these kids need to really look I to seriously. What are you going to do in a few decades when your body can't physically do what you did when you started out. As I've said many times before, there's a ton of challenges that need to be addressed before the industry is going to really start attracting new technicians and it explains why there's a big shortage now also.
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